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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23
HELENA. 1H.


IsrkCiAL TO fHr AFPnAL.l
HmLHSA, ARk., July 22. For Jeveral
days past the river, OWING 10 an sx-
tensive saud bar Just below Helena on
the Mississippi side, has caused q grad
nal caving awsy Of tho bank On this
side about a mile below tho city. This
morning about IL: o o'cl,ok lbe peo.
pie Of that locality saw tine earth crack
and fall In. The tpace fallen In Ia
about sixty ieet wide AID 800 feet
long. The tracks OF the NJ. Louin,
Iron Mountain and Boutnern railr, OIL
That we're on this land susk with II.
The road will no compelled 10 aban.
don these tracks onilely. WoIk will
be commenced Immediately TO stop
the encroschment Of the river by
means Of piling and embankmenis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

statue Of Pope Urban Second Us.
veiled.
PARIS, July ga statue Of Pope
Urban Second was unveiled today al
Ohstilon, the birthplace Of Urban. In
the presence Of the Pspsl Nuncio Of
Paris, the archbishop OF Par.e, the
archbishop OF Rheims, aud twenty.
three bishops. Bishop Freppel de-
livered an eloquent address. There
Was q procession through the princi-
pal streets, and In the evening the
town was Illuminated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23
Ne News from STANLEY.

LONDON, July %. - Neither the
Church Missionary Society nor the
Baptist Missionary Society has received
any news In regard to Stanley, not
withdrawing the fact that there "a an
American Baptist mission at Mtladi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23
a Jockey Cisb 60 be Incorporated
srsoiAL 10 rnH LrrslL-l

BhsnsHAs, Ala, July 22.-Deela-
ration was 6led today 10 incorporate
the Jsfisrson County Jockey Club.
A number Of rioa men Of tho own
are working this mp and II will be- vel
equlpsd IN every respsel. Work is al.
ready we'll advanced ON their driving
mark
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

DHsvh Il, July 22.-The News
montrose, . d., special says; Mrs. q.
A. Heath mt 10 ansighbor's, leaving
her three iall boys alone In the
house. E lily sherward one Of The
boys wen hls mother, told her that
they had IN fire, aud for her 10
come hor and get snppsr Tor papa.
Tho mo =, suspecting something
wrong, b. lied home and found the
building fumes and her two sons
burned 4 crisp.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

The Confines OF she Afghan
Boundary.
ST. PErxRsBuRo, July 22.-The GET
man Gasa site, speaking Of the arrange
ment arrived at regarding the frontier
Of Afshanistan, says that Ra'sis's
most southern point on the river
Amu.Daris will BE- Bossgs, which !,
about twenty versts below Kbcjs-
sseh, on the cd boundary between
Aighanistan and Bokhna. This ter
ri,ory will be preserved intact. Rus.
sia obtains the whole pasture District
between the rivers Kushk and Muir.
ghab.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23
HAsnvILLE, HkNn.
AYsssg Lady Dssapross ted IN lssvs
Suicides.
iarsorAL 70 rHn ArrlAL.I

tarsorAL 70 rHn ArrlAL.I
NASHVILLE, TxsN., July 22.-Miss
Theresa Wall committed suicide thi,
morning at 1880 o'cloct.by jumping In
. we'll at the residence Of Mr.. N. q
Parker, in Monroe county, She be-
longed 10 enc Of the first families In
the county, and in letter lek in heI
room explained that the cause Of her
rash act was disappointment in love,
The letter contained a check sn9 nc eni
to defray burial expenses and mon.
ument.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23
Marriage Licenses.

Potter jackson 10 Mre. Eliza Nun
son Ea,oh Andrews 10 Miss Matte
Thomas; all oll1fod.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23
Criminal Cnnri.

The case Of William Robinson, .
little negro by, charged with till tap
ping, was .ried and given ~ the jury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

Fukitives From Ua,Rnis Spreadin'
Cholera.

Cholera.
LONDON, Iuly 90 The advices f'om
Sicily say that fusitives from Cstsnia
are spreading cholera throughout the
leland. Business Ia at a stand still
everywhere. Several communes have
been cordoned ard placed under guar.
an,ine restrictioos. The heat Ia ex.
cessive, the thermometer today re-
cofdlng 90 in the shade.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23
IannaInra

Joseph Eliot 10 Aston Boyd, lots
il2 and ia Baiiufo subdivision,
$3.50. -. -.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23
Ne viii Visit, n. I.o.i. suyAev,

Raw YoKI, July PA Washing
ton rpecial TO the Post says; The
politicians who are coming here from
NJ Louis to urge the President 10 take
q western trip. will And that their visit
Ia unnecessary. There is no doubt
that the President hiss already deter
mined TO take sn extended tour
through the Western sates In the
early autumn. The date has not yo,
been fIed. II he goes early, he will
probably visit first Chicago, then Nil.
wautee, st. Paul and Minneapolis, re-.
tnrhiog 10 Washington by way Of
Omahs, AtchlsoD, Kansas City, and
". Louis. II the trip is taken latter,
the route will he reversed, 20 az TO
visit g.. Louis nrt and then Kansas
City, Atchison, Omaha, Minneapolis,
". Paul and Milwaukee, returning
home direct from Chicago. The Pres
ident hopes 10 be able TO make this
tip In daylight, no 40 10 see the coun.
try aud obgerve the great progress Of
West II IL his Intention 10 meet
the people Of the Western States, as
the President OF the whole country,
aud no, a. the representative OF one
party. This k the way In which he
talks with those TO whom he has en-.
pressed his views upon the subject.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23
THE PREsiDENpS TRIP.


n Deiegnsion 81 -. Louis Feople
VIII Agsin Invite Hia.
WAsuNsros, July 22.-The Star to.
night tays: The mayor Of 81. Louis
has telegraphed the President ssk.
log II he would receive q delegation
from st. Louis who would come to
Washington on Monday 10 extend to
him an invitation to visit that city In
the All, after the Grand Army men
have gone. A reply was sent that the
President would b In Warrington on
Monday.
The President, Of coure, has known
for come time oil the determination 10
urge him TO take o Western tour, not
wilhstst ding his dcclinaiion Of the
invitation TO attend the Grand Army
camp, aud he has been considering
the question, but bss not decided
whether or not he will 20. II Is quite
probable, though, that be will visit ST.
Louis ard tome other Western cities
sfter bis southern trip this fall"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

WE are credlbly informed that work mas been resumed on the mines ol the Total Wreck ii. t N. Co, Why this valuable property should have lain so long idle has been B mystery to those wh0 are familiar with its past record, ani its present intrinsic merit. As a bullion proiuccr, to the amount ot near shree hundred thousand dollars, aud a dividend payer, the Total Wreck niue never should have caused dIscourg-e- ment to its owners, if n the viss:iudes of developments some were diaappCiat- ing. From what we can learn there have been fewer dIscOE-sgiuE features in the Total Wreck mIue than in any of the great silver mines found in Pima County Some rumors are ''ihBt tbs ores or the mine arc entrusted. aGi thasstde lowest workings of the mine are B!l in barr n g.ouud-slso, that the original owners of the mine. Nessrs, Vail and Harvey. have gradually sold their stock, seeing that the mioe was decreasing in value, leaving the purchasers to bear the bur den of the expense of future develop mants" None of these rumors have any truth in them. The lowest wOrkings-a depth of 5OO feet on the veiu-'Fe ID the largest mineral deposit ever found in the mlne. and We are reliably inform ed that tue $50 foot level pr.sen;s body of pay ore promising to be es extensive Gs eyer yet developed. The Messrs. Vail and liar vey, the original ovners, have not sold all theIr interests m the mines; thelf faith in the value of the properly, pre- vented them from doing so. They are stiil the largest owners in the stock ot the company. The explored portion ot the Total Wreck mine and the hsd Rock mine Cthe latter Is a continuation of the Total Wreck IS but very small aroa of these veins. not being more than 400 feet ID length tO B depth varying ID places, bu: in no place over 300 feet' and to this depth. from the 3JO foot level little exploration IS made; whereas fine two locations have length Of 3Ob feet. Every foot Of this unexplored proupd is as liable to be productive of pay ores ns that explored. T. IS not therefore. at all improbable that fur finer development, on their extent oi these mines may realize millions to their owners. If the yield Of the unexplored Oround wlll be n proportion Rs that or fine explored, this Is not an unreasona- bIa assumption. We are glad Co learn that this splendid mining property is again being worked and We trust thst ]; vill soon assume its former position as one of the dividend paying mines Of our territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
Where Do the Pin. Cor

ssWhere do all the pins go tOs' asked n friend of me the other day; and "What becomes of ali the dead lirJls:'' l asked in reply. This brief culloquy lel me Co try an experiment. Having day at my dis posal. in consequence of 60 slight iudisp0- sitiou. and the weather being fine. deter mined Co devote whole day to looking for waste pins and dead birds. I first hunted all over the floor Of my loom for pins, and as I rassed out of the house made a search along aB the halls and at the front door; but I could not find pin. then walked along the street all the morning. looking for pins and dead birls, but found none. Tn the afternoon I took in several of the parks. I hunted near the seats for pins, and under all the trees and in the creviccS of fences for birds. but all in vain.
 Toward evening I realized how beneii- cial it is to walk with an object but ] did not have q single pin or bird Co show for my hunt I was compelled Co adnb that it was something uf puzzle to tell what became of them. Not, however, that I never see stray pm ur a dead snarruw. I have met with plumber or people who never saw dead goat ur a dead mule but everybody hss picAed UP a pin. and at long intervals seen dead bird. The puzzle iS thutl while 20 mayE millions of pins and birds must he gotten away with every day. we find so few of them. By the way. think | never saw a dead pigeon in my life--Chicaso Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21


 WE elsewhere publish letter from Consul W. B. Grossolose Of Nogales. At the time of his Wgiring no iniorma- ton of the unlawful deidnlion of Garcia Ut shauarips, had been Elei in his office. With his usual p-omptuess however, be at once took the necessary steps to as- certain the truth or islsety of GarciB's letter to the CITIZEN. Eud to if ntc-s- sary, apply the proper remedy. lie also states that one Jose D. Garcia ild register at .he Nogalcs Consulate in 1885, as gn American citizen. born Ia Oakland. California. August II, 1861. This record in a large measure es- ,ablshes the truth of Mr. Gsrcia's letter. Fortunately for Americans We have ID MT. GroseclOse, Gn American thoroughly iu sympathy with his own people and who will go his full length to right thelr wrongs and briuR them to the attention of the general government.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21


 HE Ex-Coniederate General R1sser's fierce attack on General Sheridan for devastating London county. during the closing year or the war. Als brought out Grants original orders to Sheridan in the matter. Louaon county even at that late date. was rich ip cattle. and crops ani t. prevent their use by the Confederate forces. Grant ordered them confscs.si or destroyed. He likewise ordered the arrest oI all males under the ages o5 fifty years, b. thls means he hoped Co and did arcs. the large guerilla element that played the unsoPhisticat-d tarmer in inc day time, but who Wi;h freb5lud and steel dealt destruction and death 10 the desGi5ed YanAee under the cover of night. In The general ssceptalion Of the term of War every sLlng Is cousIdered lair.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

SOME Of the people ot Washington are making asses of themselves in regard to the attention winch the President snd Mrs. Cleveland are showing to tue Queen Of the Sandwich Islands. The idiots offered to say that she Is a ne gres-. and that theE cannot associate with people of that kind, It Is said thR' among them Is Secretary Lamar of the Cabinet who, according to this report refuses to ntteud the state banquet to be given the Queen. ThIs Is nonsense on their par. for two reasons: In the first piece. Queen Kapiols,i is not @ negroes; and T. the second. if she were uegres- ll would be highly improper to uegisci oa tLs: account to show her sil due courtesy. Shs ;s as much des,Tvin, O, courteous treatment Us is many more pretuutious nahob of a more Pretsn:i5us iuFiom.-Deuyer Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

TIE public printer at Washington IS much annoyed by tine petty pilferIng gong on ia his department. To end tlis the lunch baskets Of She employees Are now daily searched. The disclosures made were more vexatious than start ing. 4 little of one thing and little ct another among so many takers, soon made up Rn enormous whole. 4 few lead pelcils here. and 8 bunch Of en- veiopes there. and 50 on GG infnltOm. Among these employees are many people Of eminent responsibility, md who un- doub'edly did Lot view these offerings n the light of crime, but they easied the.r conscience Hs did the thieving negro ID the anti-billum days-"MassG's ngser, massl's bGcon."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

OUR patrons occasionally complain, and justly too, of the strained and indlff- erent quslIty of news furnished us by the Associated Press. Last evening. hovevs-. # was different, Th5 first tele- gram T,csiyed augured well for the un' Usual as ]; starilingly announced Par le.. had leit kingstown for London this LiofIiEs.' There she IS entire, 8 regular boomer. oue oithe multum in psrO kind Truly for what had the great man gone 10 London but 10 wiring the hons tail ahd make him roar till il cracked the esf'h's crust. A something too big foi Ile wire to. carry, and it would fall from the poles in chunks. Psrnell has gene to London and the devil will be t1 pay but thank fortune be has left Kings town to the Irish. and the associated Press report to Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

THE sigua, service at Washington has arranged to issue weekly bulletins con. tanning reliable information relative to climatic indications. The good people ui Arizona are 10 be gravely informed that earthquakes have occurred, and un- der certain favorable conditions are lis- ble % occur again. Great indeed is the signal service man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

HE secretary of a prominent govern ment oihcisl has at the instIgation of the ifesldent been fired" In the bureau oi which bis chief was head, young '-1y secured Rp appointment. She was e' once summoned to his presence and ''-a that inasmuch as be had been in- s'unental ID securing her the place, she must II she expected to hold it, be his trend Burning with indignstion,she ''lglt relative and through him It e''aed the ears of the president, with ,Ie result named. Before going to the
 'esilent, however, the relative taxed '10 fellow with having insulted the lady 1 question. He replied impudently '-a' ne had harem in his office already U -U uld not care to make any additions. H'7 h&rem will now know hIm DO more
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
RUMORs are afloat that the President

RUMoRs are Rfioat that the President has determined to appoint a new post master for Washington city. This is a most important office and should be hlied by person of the first order of m teiligence and executive ability. Presi- dent Cleveland IS sure of unanimous nomination by his party for re-election; there cAn be no ezeuse then for hIn to put pot-house politician into position that under most administrations. has been tiied by men 0: national reputa ton. The office ranks In dignity next to Cabinet POsIton.-NationGl Trl bune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

THE valleys of the Salt aud Gils rivers are now rapidly filling up with a desir- able class ct people. Within the last few months land has more than treble d its value, with 8 tendency stlIl upward. This Is the result of enterprise. 4 few years siEcs and these fertile valleys were ltt!e else than uncultivntei waste. L=t the citizens of Tucson go and do l,-.-r-.a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

THE latest gold craze Is on account ot a reported discovery on the San Car poio-a Rancho, San BernardinO County, California. ThIs wonderful find was made by an old prospecsor named Crulk- shanks. When the excitement dies down somewhat it wl!l make some of the rushers cruik their shsnks getting home ggRiu. We've been there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
SIennlassness

Narcotics and sedstlyes murder sleep tbe unnatural stuper is soon followed by i'll effects. Simmons Liver Regulator removes the cause of restlessness and sleeplessness by regulating the bowels Inv establishing good digestion snd by quieting the nerves.
 "I have been great sufferer from dyspepsia and loss of sleep. As soon as I feel the least nervous take dose oi Simmons Liver Regulator, and sleep al night.
 MRs. R. BBYAST. Griswoldsyille, Ga.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
Error Corrected.

EDITOR DAILY CITIZEN: see ID your issue of l4th. notice of a probably fatal accident on a claim owned by ChIllson s Hines near the NekoL Ihi' is in fact an error. The place where said accident occurred. Is kno~n ID Iha' district as the Combination SnStt' is owned by different parties, and IS situate on ground adjoining the pEorer'ies o' Chillson S Kinds.
 Respectfully, l.. D. CH1LLsoS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

The Arizona Industrial Exposition As sociauon, or perhaps better known as the Msricopa Jockyiag Club have iev!ed s1 assessment oi five dollars pc; share and announced the first race for October 18th. They likewise express their readl- ness to pay ali just claims against them. Heretofore some of their ideas of a rus: claim" has been Bt varisEce with those of the creditors to the extent of inc full amount due.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

A Ansr.cal 5y nsme of Gall, recent Iy rr-.Fssed. at the sale ot the Crown jewels Of France. cincture of brillianis for Ig2.5ly franc. There are but few things mat Amsucan gall can't corral.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

No CITIZEN m8Il WAS received at Crit tenden on the 10th instant SImulsr complaints continually come from points south of Tucson. The main trouble undoubtedly lies with the raii- road mail clerks. We are going to try and get at the bottom of these things fl We can
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

TIE authorities have been obliged to close the Washington monument to wis itors, to prevent its defacement by rellC hunting vandels. Already az IrrePara- hl9 injury has baen done to the full in terior. Portions of bas relief figures have been broken away that cannot be reDlgcsd.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
uhi.tI,r nnI Wilde.

A Boston artist tells this story of Whist Ter and Oscar Wilde, who has the reputa- tion of borrowing Whistlcr'S bright speeches Having heard the artist say an unusually good thing Oscar exclaimed: deploringly: II wish I could have said that ..Oh. !" replied Whistler o-erlslVe4y, s'but you know you will say it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

PHEx1x has e Citizens Committee SO I,citjng subscriptions t' form an immi- ,,s,;o. sis a.-oyiatol. It Is meeting ,r;.,, g,-.s sr-t.ss. Let us do likewise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
paIace Meat Market.

Fresh meat of all kinds; beef, mutton, pork, fine cuts, choice rossts, delivered to sny part of the city without extra charge. PUsCH < ZELLWEeEk'
 Congress street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
Palace H Otel.

Hereafter, day board at the Paisoe Hotel will be 85 per week; 5O eis, pc. meal or three meals for sl. The hest oi board furnished.
 W Fsxp. MAIsE. Propr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

TIE President notwithstanding his denisl, v.taoa: Dane signature is re- nDtal :o b.. fshias t,r a second term.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21

MEs GENERAL GRANT Is reported seriously n with malignant type fl dvptheTla.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
WEEKLY CITIZEN
No..la. sI X s3 Church street.

CrrvFI.ND has a Hill to surmo unt ,,, bis vay to 8 Presidential nomIns- tfrr
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-02-24

The man who supposes that there
is money, ease or gloy in running a
country newspaper, deserves to be
translated to heaven, as one too inno-
cert for the wiles of this wicked
world. The only time the country
editor feels that he is was of any conse-
quence is during election times, when
his party nominees drop in every day
to suggest that his paper ought to
.'make it red hot for the opposition,
or that "now is the time for him to
make himself solid with the people,
or, perhaps compliment his recent puffss
of themselves. Ali tits then your
country editor, in fancy, mounts to
heights "where angels bashtul look. "
He believes that he is rendering his
party service that can never be for
gotten, that the bright -scintillations
of his Wit will make for him a name
more enduring than gates of iron or
walls of brass. In fancy, too, he
spictures the time when the shining
dollars shall be poured into his pockets
by delighted subscribers. and he can
walk the streets with head erect with
out fear of meeting some importunate
.eyedStor. But. alas how soon is ali
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-02-24

The Great Bend DEMOCRAT says
that if we are to have a republican
senator, ingalls, would be more accept
able than any other man. ingalls,
stands in with bis first love, the
democracy, pretty solid. His sympa-
thies are more with the unprogressive
element in politics, and that element
is called the democracy.-Iopeba Capt.
tai.
And yet we presume the Capital
will admit that ingalls, Is the ablest
Senator Kansas has ever had. Ingalls,
does not lack in progressiveness,-his
only sin is, he is not fanatic. We
have no love 70, his politics, but
candor compels us to acknowledge his
abilities.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-02-24
United States Msrshays Sale,

United States M0rehaI9 Sale,
In the Circuit Court of the United Stat the Dis
srict of kansas. Fl. --
Nina Mehrhoff, plaintiE
hoK. defendants.
Public notice Is hereby given that under sDd by
virtue of order of sale and execution to direct
ed and delivered, issued out of the above named
court in the above entitled actioc Il will on Wedne.
day. the 3Oth day of March, A D. 1887, ut 10 O'Clock
a. m. of said day, at the front door of the court
house in the city of Great Bend, in the county Of
Barton and State of kansas offer for sale sell Ut
public auction the highest and best bidder for cash
In hand the following described real sestate, situate
lying and being in Barton county, state and district
of kansas, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of section twenty -four, the
northwest quarter of section twenty-four the west
half of the southeast quarter of section twenty
the west half of the northeast quarter of section
the east half of the north quarter Of
section twenty-five, the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter of section twenty five and the
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section
Twenty-Five all in township nineteen, south of range
thirteen west.
Said property will be sold the property Of the
above named defendants w. C. JONES,
U. S. Marshal District of Kansas.
Maher & Osnond, Geo. W. Nimocks, Waters Chase,
attorneys tor plaintiff.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-02-24

Flowing has been done every month
in the. county. this winter. But then,
this is "Sunny Kansas" you know
EllinaooOd Express.
every month in the county" is a
phrase that might give some mean
rival an opportunity to say that the
Express is ashamed to specify the
number of months in this county. We
desire to say, without fear. of success
full contradiction, that Barton county
has as many months as any county
in the state.